22 épisodes
(16 h 30 min)
Épisodes
S3 E5 • Sauvé de la mort
Iolaus est très grièvement blessé lors d'un combat l'opposant à une guerrière envoyée par Hera. Hercule, qui refuse d'accepter la mort de son ami, décide d'emmener son corps chez Hadès, le dieu des Enfers, afin de lui demander de le ressusciter. Celui-ci accepte, à la condition qu'Hercule tue la guerrière avant le coucher du soleil
S3 E10 • Le dragon
Hercule et Iolaus se rendent à Laurentia, après avoir appris que de nombreux habitants y ont mystérieusement disparu. Traversant un village complètement brûlé, il rencontre de vieilles connaissances qui leur racontent qu'Adamis, le chef de guerre, est de retour d'exil. Celui-ci utilise un dragon pour semer la terreur dans la région
S3 E12 • Surprises
Callisto est à l'article de la mort. La machiavélique déesse Héra lui promet l'immortalité s'il réussit à éliminer Hercule. Callisto empoissonne la famille et les amis d'Hercule, qui préparent une fête pour son anniversaire. Pour les sauver, Hercule doit trouver l'Arbre de la Vie sur lequel poussent des pommes en or
S3 E16 • La cité perdue
Regina, la cousine de Iolaus, a disparu. Avec l'aide de Moira, il décide de voler à son secours. Dans une mine d'or, perdue dans la province de Mélatonine, il tombe par hasard sur leur vieil ami Salmoneus. Celui-ci, qui s'est laissé corrompre par l'infâme Kamaros, n'a plus aucun souvenir de ses compagnons
S3 E18 • Le règne de la terreur
King Augeus had gone mad. Believing himself Zeus, the King ordered Aphrodite's temple to be rededicated to Hera. The evil goddess herself offered Augeus godly powers if he could kill Hercules by sunset. Aphrodite, angered by the king's actions, stepped in to reclaim her temples and protect the townspeople. Augeus - assisted by Hera - managed to imprison Aphrodite briefly, but the goddess joined forces with Hercules and battled the king until his delusion lifted. Augeus wasn't quite back to normal, however: Now he believed he was Ulysses.
S3 E19 • La fin du commencement
Hercules was in the middle of a fight with bullies when Autolycus stopped time. Autolycus had stolen the Cronus Stone from King Quallius' palace museum. Suddenly he traveled five years back in time. Hercules witnessed the first meeting of Ares and Serena, the Golden Hind Hercules had married and lost. When Ares tried to kill her, Hercules forced the god of war to spare the Hind's human half. Later, when he and Autolycus returned to the present, Hercules encountered Serena, now a happy wife and mother. History had changed, wiping out everything they shared together.
S3 E20 • La fiancé récalcitrante
Princess Melissa of Alcinia didn't want to marry the corpulent Prince Gordius of Lathia, but she didn't want to be sold into slavery either. Hercules unchained Melissa and the rest of the slave girls in the marketplace. Melissa's sister, Alexa, who had orchestrated the kidnapping, killed their ailing father and tried to claim the throne for herself. She attacked Hercules with the Fist of Tolas, burying him under rocks. But Hercules survived and broke the deadly machine in half. After Alexa was locked in the dungeon, Hercules said goodbye to Melissa, who developed an attraction to Gordius after all.
S3 E21 • La confession
Was Cassus innocent or did he really murder an entire family? Hercules was determined to find out before the angry mob lynched Cassus. After a fight, the two men found themselves trapped inside an abandoned mine. A large slab of rock pinned Cassus to the ground, crushing his lower body and condemning him to death. When Iolaus found Cassus' estranged son Nico, and brought him to his father, Cassus finally told the truth: he was indeed a murderer. He hoped his confession might save Nico from making the same terrible mistakes in his life.
S3 E22 • L'Atlantide
After his transport ship went down at sea, Hercules found himself on the shores of Atlantis. There he met Cassandra, a beautiful woman whose premonitions told her Atlantis was doomed. But King Panthius, scorning Cassandra's warnings, arrested the young woman and her new friend Hercules. Soon they learned Panthius' crystal-powered cannon had caused Hercules' shipwreck, and enslaved sailors worked the kings crystal mines. Escaping the torture chamber, Hercules freed the sailors and came back for Cassandra. They soared away to safety in a glider as the foundation of Atlantis crumbled, destroying the island city.






















